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23rd November 06, 06:33 PM
#11
Originally Posted by Richard_D
Hello from up north. I would have a small dilemma at hand and I would like to find out the answer to it. I am not orginally born in Scotland neither in Ireland.I am not anyhow related to any Clans nor to any scot/irishman.
But does this mean that I cannot wear a kilt? Stupid question indeed but still I just want to make sure that I am not stepping on anyones toes. I am thinking of making one because we are basicly going to start to practice somekind of a live-roleplaying game and are planning to follow the traditional way of scottish in 14th century. Is it ok to wear kilt even without anykind of blood relationship?
Thank you for your time.
If you want to follow the traditional Scottish ways of the 14th century, you would not wear a kilt at all, as I recall, certainly not the short kilts we think of as kilts today, nor, I believe, the great kilts either. I think they also came along a few centuries later.
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